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The evolution continues in the next thrilling adventure in the X-Men saga. In the wake of a shocking attack on the President, the X-Men face their most dangerous mission ever. They must stand united with their deadliest enemies to combat a menace that threatens mankind... and mutantkind.

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Joe Morgenstern

There's little zest, less grace and, particularly in the writing, no creative spark to ignite the imagination.

Anthony Lane

The plotting seems dangerously self-interested, being concerned almost exclusively with the survival of the mutants themselves, and, behind the succulent effects, the tone is oddly hectoring.

Todd McCarthy

Bigger and more ambitious in every respect, from its action and visceral qualities to its themes.

Decent despite butchering the source material Despite its flaws, overall I liked this movie. The X-Men were always about the Nazi holocaust and America's mistreatment of African-Americans at its core. The much-loved "God Loves, Man Kills" story takes an unflinching look at religion's role in stoking the fires of racism. While this movie preserves the basic plot outline, they completely removed any and all references to religion, which neuters the central theme of the story. The main villain was changed from a preacher into a generic military-industrial complex boogeyman. Worst of all, movie Magneto does something that comic book Magneto would never, ever do (won't say what it is because spoilers). At least we finally got to meet Nightcrawler!

Would have been better if I understood the plot Don't get me wrong. The actual movie is great. Once again, Hugh Jackman's portrayal of Wolverine is top-notch and there are a lot more awesome battle scenes than the original, so really my only complaint is the convulsive, hard-to-follow plot. It was pretty easy to understand in the first half hour, but after that it's nothing but a mind-puzzle that's pretty impossible to solve. The whole cerebrum part made no sense to me and teaming up with Magneto, their arch-enemy, was a bit befuddling. Definetly will have to watch again to understand the plot better, but other than that, the movie's not half bad. Would seriously recommend it to a Marvel fan, especially an X- Men fan. Would have given it 4 stars if I understood the plot.

Fantastic I loved all of them even if they messed up Dead pool in X-Men Origins: Wolverine and they way the Professor X looks from the way they ended First Class Xavier should not be bald or walking but they are all great movies

Fantastic X-Men Movie I love all the x men movies, and this second movie is no exception. I used to say Patrick Stewart would make a great Professor X one day, never expecting that it would actually happen. He was as perfect in the role as I always expected he would be.

One of the best Marvel movies ever made. I thought this was better than the first X-Men movie when I first saw it. Right now, I can't wait for X-Men: Days of Future Past to hit this month. I still plan to get the graphic novel soon.

X2long This was, I think, the best of the original trilogy, but that's not exactly saying much. What was the point of having Sabertooth and Toad in the first one; we barely see them. In this one the storyline is a bit stronger, but it's stretched much too long. Would have been just as good - perhaps even better - if it were just under 2hrs.

Its good but it stell does not do much It does more then the first as in action but it feels like is downed à bit do to more action This time wolverine and gen are the main charaters the acting is like it was in the first

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